Price Reduced: 2001 Azimut 46 Now Listed at $249,500

Some opportunities in this market are worth pausing for. This is one of them.

The 2001 Azimut 46 we have listed out of Fort Lauderdale just dropped $50,000. She's now priced at $249,500, down from $299,500. That's a meaningful move on a boat that was already positioned well.

Why the Azimut 46 Holds Up

Azimut has been building serious boats for a long time. The 46 from this era is a twin-engine express cruiser that was designed for real offshore use. She's got the kind of layout that actually works: a comfortable salon, a functional galley, proper sleeping quarters, and a cockpit built for entertaining or fishing. Nothing gimmicky about her.

At 46 feet, she sits in one of the most practical size ranges in offshore cruising. Big enough to do long runs comfortably. Manageable enough that you're not staring down a crew requirement or a six-figure annual operating budget. It's a realistic ownership proposition.

What a Price Drop Like This Actually Means

When a motivated seller reduces by $50,000, it creates real negotiating ground. You're not starting from an already-inflated number trying to work downward. You're starting from a number that reflects where this seller stands today.

This is also the kind of boat where a thorough inspection matters. Azimut builds a quality product, but a 2001 model has 24 years of use behind her. What she needs, how much it costs to bring her where you want her, and whether the asking price reflects that accurately is exactly the kind of thing I sort out before a buyer ever writes a check.

I personally preview boats before my clients travel. I walk through the vessel, shoot an honest video showing the good and the areas that need attention, and give a realistic picture of what you're actually buying. Most listings don't tell the full story. My job is to make sure you have the full story.

Is This the Right Boat for You?

If you're in the market for a capable offshore express in this size range and you've been watching prices, $249,500 on a well-known Italian build is worth a serious look. This isn't a project boat someone is trying to dress up and flip. This is a price reduction from a seller who is ready to move.

If you're curious about her condition, what she needs, or how she compares to other options we're tracking right now, let's talk. I can walk you through exactly where she stands.

View the full listing here:

https://www.lukebrownyachts.com/yacht/2001-azimut-46ft-fort-lauderdale-fl